That’s a great size to move and leaves in bud. Dig as big a root ball as possible. Good luck. Good advice above about fertilizing and care.
That’s a great size to move and leaves in bud. Dig as big a root ball as possible. Good luck. Good advice above about fertilizing and care.
Awesome thanks! Was hoping to dig it up and take it on the weekend (Sunday) but may just have to bite the bullet and take it tonight.That’s a great size to move and leaves in bud. Dig as big a root ball as possible. Good luck. Good advice above about fertilizing and care.
Forgot to add: Put a mark on the tree in relation to how it faces the sun so you can put it in the same direction when you plant it.Awesome thanks! Was hoping to dig it up and take it on the weekend (Sunday) but may just have to bite the bullet and take it tonight.
Let’s just hope no mothereffer cuts these branches same as my other tree at the cottage.
Wow...never knew something like that would have mattered...Forgot to add: Put a mark on the tree in relation to how it faces the sun so you can put it in the same direction when you plant it.
The attached file which I put together in a past life has a bunch of common turf weeds.
Just so I have this right... You are digging up a neighbours tree and planting it at the cottage, but you don't know what type of tree it is?Neighbour is giving us a tree from his yard and I'm planning on taking it up to the cottage and planting it up there.
Not sure of the type, but I plan on digging it out tomorrow after work and then finding time to drive it up to the cottage and digging a hole for it.
Anyone know what kind of timeline do I have here? 1 - 2 - 3 days? less? more?
What type of grass seed did you put down and where did you get it?I planted a Magnolia tree today and did a half acre of grass seed with a couple yards of triple mix on the problem areas. Will do another acre of seed and triple on Wednesday.
It's because neither of us know the English name for it...Linden (?) or something along those lines.Just so I have this right... You are digging up a neighbours tree and planting it at the cottage, but you don't know what type of tree it is?
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Nice - there's some pretty sweet Lindens. So do you know the botanical (Latin) name for it then?It's because neither of us know the English name for it...Linden (?) or something along those lines.